Members of Netherland’s Delft Quantum Ecosystem Receive 550000 ($594K USD) in Two R&D Grants – Quantum Computing Report

Members of Netherlands Delft Quantum Ecosystem Receive 550,000 ($594K USD) in Two R&D Grants

The first grant was for an amount of 350,000 and was provided by the Province of South Holland. It was given to a research collaboration consisting of collaboration between Orange Quantum Systems, Delft Circuits, and Leiden Cryogenics which are researching the practical application of quantum technology. The second grant was in the amount of 200,000 and was provided to the ImpaQT initiative by Metropolitan Region Rotterdam The Hagueand the Province of South Holland. The ImpaQT initiative is working to provide a value chain consisting of componentsd and related services for organizations wishing to build their own quantum computer using components provides by the members of the ImpaQT initiative. Members of the ImpaQT consortium include QuantWare,Demcon,Qu&Co,Orange Quantum Systems,Qblox,andDelft Circuits.Additional information about these grants and the associated programs can be seen in a news release provided by Quantum Delft available here.

April 25, 2022

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Members of Netherland's Delft Quantum Ecosystem Receive 550000 ($594K USD) in Two R&D Grants - Quantum Computing Report